EXCITING ROUTES FROM BOLZANO TO THE SELLA DOLOMITE GROUP
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Itinerary: Bolzano, Corvara in Badia
Exciting routes from Bolzano to the Sella Dolomite Group
Embarking on a scenic drive through the Dolomites is a fantastic adventure. Here’s a detailed guide to help you enjoy the breathtaking views and exciting routes from Bolzano to the Sella Dolomite Group, crossing the iconic passes:
Step-by-Step Itinerary:
1. Fly to Bolzano Airport, This small airport is conveniently located for exploring the Dolomites.
2. Upon arrival at Bolzano Airport, you can rent a car or a motorcycle.
Begin Your Scenic Drive
: Route Overview: The route will take you through the Sella Group, This drive is about 100 miles (161 Km.) and can be done in a day, but it's best enjoyed at a leisurely pace with stops for photos and breaks.
Pordoi Pass, known as Passo Pordoi in Italian, is one of the most iconic mountain passes in the Dolomites. Here are some key characteristics and details about the Pordoi Pass:
Elevation: 2,239 meters (7,346 feet) above sea level.
Curves and Hairpin Bends: The Pordoi Pass is renowned for its winding road, featuring. 28 hairpin bends on the Canazei side.
15 hairpin bends on the Arabba side.
Reaching the Dolomites Terrace:
The Dolomites Terrace (Terrazza delle Dolomiti) is a popular viewpoint accessible from the Pordoi Pass. Cable Car: The easiest way to reach the Dolomites Terrace is by taking the cable car from the Pordoi Pass. The cable car station is located near the pass and takes you up to the Sass Pordoi summit at 2,950 meters (9,678 feet). The ride offers spectacular views of the surrounding Dolomites.
Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit the Pordoi Pass and the Dolomites Terrace is during the summer months (June to September) when the weather is favorable, and the roads are clear of snow.
Gardena Pass:The pass reaches an elevation of 2,136 meters (7,008 feet) above sea level.
Curves and Hairpin Bends: The road features numerous curves, including around 21 hairpin bends, which make it a popular route for cyclists and motorists looking for a challenging drive.
Seasonal Accessibility: The pass is typically closed during the winter months due to heavy snowfall and reopens in late spring.
Surroundings: The pass offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks, including the Sella Group and Sassolungo.
These characteristics make the Gardena Pass a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts, particularly those interested in cycling, motorcycling, and scenic drives.
Step-by-Step Itinerary:
1. Fly to Bolzano Airport, This small airport is conveniently located for exploring the Dolomites.
2. Upon arrival at Bolzano Airport, you can rent a car or a motorcycle.
Begin Your Scenic Drive
: Route Overview: The route will take you through the Sella Group, This drive is about 100 miles (161 Km.) and can be done in a day, but it's best enjoyed at a leisurely pace with stops for photos and breaks.
Pordoi Pass, known as Passo Pordoi in Italian, is one of the most iconic mountain passes in the Dolomites. Here are some key characteristics and details about the Pordoi Pass:
Elevation: 2,239 meters (7,346 feet) above sea level.
Curves and Hairpin Bends: The Pordoi Pass is renowned for its winding road, featuring. 28 hairpin bends on the Canazei side.
15 hairpin bends on the Arabba side.
Reaching the Dolomites Terrace:
The Dolomites Terrace (Terrazza delle Dolomiti) is a popular viewpoint accessible from the Pordoi Pass. Cable Car: The easiest way to reach the Dolomites Terrace is by taking the cable car from the Pordoi Pass. The cable car station is located near the pass and takes you up to the Sass Pordoi summit at 2,950 meters (9,678 feet). The ride offers spectacular views of the surrounding Dolomites.
Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit the Pordoi Pass and the Dolomites Terrace is during the summer months (June to September) when the weather is favorable, and the roads are clear of snow.
Gardena Pass:The pass reaches an elevation of 2,136 meters (7,008 feet) above sea level.
Curves and Hairpin Bends: The road features numerous curves, including around 21 hairpin bends, which make it a popular route for cyclists and motorists looking for a challenging drive.
Seasonal Accessibility: The pass is typically closed during the winter months due to heavy snowfall and reopens in late spring.
Surroundings: The pass offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks, including the Sella Group and Sassolungo.
These characteristics make the Gardena Pass a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts, particularly those interested in cycling, motorcycling, and scenic drives.
Sella Pas (Passo Sella in Italian, or Sellajoch in German) is a high mountain pass in the Dolomites of northern Italy. Here are the key characteristics and details of the Sella Pass:
Elevation: 2,218 meters (7,277 feet)
Curves and Hairpin Bends: The pass features a total of 28 hairpin bends, which are a significant part of its winding and challenging nature.
Panoramic Views: The Sella Pass offers stunning panoramic views of the Dolomite mountain range, including iconic peaks like the Sella Group and the Sassolungo (Langkofel) massif.
Accessibility: The pass is open year-round, although it may be temporarily closed during severe winter weather conditions. It is popular among tourists, cyclists, and Motorcyclists.
The Sella Group region is renowned for its unique blend of culinary traditions:
Canederli (Knödel): Bread dumplings mixed with ingredients like speck(smoked
ham), cheese, and spinach. They can be served in broth or with melted butter.
Pasta de Fagioli: A thick soup made from beans, pasta, and often enriched with local herbs and smoked meats.
Cajinci t'ega: A type of ravioli stuffed with spinach and ricotta, often served with melted butter and sage.
Elevation: 2,218 meters (7,277 feet)
Curves and Hairpin Bends: The pass features a total of 28 hairpin bends, which are a significant part of its winding and challenging nature.
Panoramic Views: The Sella Pass offers stunning panoramic views of the Dolomite mountain range, including iconic peaks like the Sella Group and the Sassolungo (Langkofel) massif.
Accessibility: The pass is open year-round, although it may be temporarily closed during severe winter weather conditions. It is popular among tourists, cyclists, and Motorcyclists.
The Sella Group region is renowned for its unique blend of culinary traditions:
Canederli (Knödel): Bread dumplings mixed with ingredients like speck(smoked
ham), cheese, and spinach. They can be served in broth or with melted butter.
Pasta de Fagioli: A thick soup made from beans, pasta, and often enriched with local herbs and smoked meats.
Cajinci t'ega: A type of ravioli stuffed with spinach and ricotta, often served with melted butter and sage.
views of the Dolomite mountain range, including iconic peaks like the Sella Group and the Sassolungo (Langkofel) massif.
Accessibility: The pass is open year-round, although it may be temporarily closed during severe winter weather conditions. It is popular among tourists, cyclists, and Motorcyclists.views of the Dolomite mountain range, including iconic peaks like the Sella Group and the Sassolungo (Langkofel) massif.
Accessibility: The pass is open year-round, although it may be temporarily closed during severe winter weather conditions. It is popular among tourists, cyclists, and Motorcyclists.
views of the Dolomite mountain range, including iconic peaks like the Sella Group and the Sassolungo (Langkofel) massif.
Accessibility: The pass is open year-round, although it may be temporarily closed during severe winter weather conditions. It is popular among tourists, cyclists, and Motorcyclists.
Departure: Bolzano Airport
Arrival: Canazei
Length: 100 miles (161 Km.) (approximately 4 hours of driving)
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Tour: Exciting routes from Bolzano to the Sella Dolomite Group
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